Drunk Wedding Podcast - Aimee & Bryan Giese

We Got Drunk and Talked About Our Wedding

Posted on August 23, 2020
by Aimee

(Just like everyone else) Our friends Jen and Mal started a podcast! But in typical awesome Jen and Mal fashion, it's on a fun topic and involves alcohol. Let's Get Drunk and Talk about Your Wedding. Bryan and I appeared on it recently, and talked…

Say Anything Photos From Summit Denver

Posted on December 21, 2017
by Aimee

The band Say Anything was formed in 2000 by Max Bemis and has released seven albums to date. This year marked the 10th anniversary of In Defense of the Genre, so the band spent two nights at Summit Music Hall playing three albums. I was…

My Body Sings Electric 10th Anniversary with Slow Caves + Modern Suspects

Posted on December 20, 2017
by Aimee

Ten years is a long time for anything - especially a band. My Body Sings Electric celebrated a decade together this month with a series of shows up and down the front range, including Denver's Marquis Theater. They shared the festivities with Slow Caves and…

The Cure performs at Denver's Fiddler's Green in 2016

The Cure at Fiddler’s Green in Denver

Posted on July 25, 2016
by Aimee

My husband Bryan and I were married 20 years ago this May in Denver. We'd only lived here a short time and had not met many people yet, so most of the guests flew in from Maryland (where we grew up) and Germany (where my family…

Marriage Advice After 20 Years of It

Posted on June 2, 2016
by Aimee

Last week, we celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary. Many people say this, but it feels like just yesterday *and* forever ago - all at the same time. We married here in Denver, a little while after we moved and it's fun to think about how young…

Five

Posted on March 11, 2016
by Aimee

Five years ago on Wednesday, I signed the papers to sell my half of the company. Five years ago on Thursday, I boarded a plane for SXSW. Five years ago on Friday, I attended some parties. Five years ago on Saturday, I was in the…

Illegal Pete’s 20th Anniversary Concert

Posted on October 26, 2015
by Aimee

Last month, Colorado-based Illegal Pete's restaurants celebrated their 20th anniversary by throwing a big party at Red Rocks. The company closed all their locations and invited employees up to enjoy some of founder Pete Turner's favorite bands. This all makes sense, because Illegal Pete's is not just a burrito company - they care about people, music and fun. Their record label, the Greater Than Collective, supports many Colorado bands and comedians - so you can imagine how full Red Rocks was that night (in addition to Illegal Pete's staff) to celebrate 20 years of awesome.

Here's to 20 more!